Medina has been the site of many important historical events, especially in the early days of Islam. One of these events is the change of the Qibla from Jerusalem to the Kaaba. The revelation of a few verses of the Holy Qur’an in this regard reveals the importance of the issue. The Prophet, and following him, Muslims prayed towards Jerusalem until the second year of the Hijrah; but in this year, he was praying in congregation in the mosque when the divine order was revealed to change the qibla to face the Kaaba. The review of the ancient sources on this incident reveals differences in various ways. Perhaps these different texts are the basis for the denial of the whole event by some and they only refer to the Qur’an. Resolving the disputes needs careful examination of these cases. This article resolves the ambiguities in three ways: the place of changing the qibla, the month of changing the qibla, and the prayer during which the order of the change was revealed.